Louise Haigh, the UK First Secretary of State and Andy Burnham’s senior aide, says the government is considering whether to amend proposed legislation on political donations caps. She frames the move as a response to recent developments involving Reform UK, which has been reported as receiving a £72 million windfall.

Haigh says the government would consider amendments to bills currently passing through Parliament. The reporting focuses on how the proposals may be adjusted following the size and timing of the Reform UK funding figure, while also pointing to the legislative stage of the existing proposals rather than announcing any immediate change.

Other outlets are broadly aligned on the procedural aspect: Haigh’s comments indicate potential review and possible amendment of ongoing parliamentary proposals, but they do not specify the exact nature of any revisions or when a final decision is made.